Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.
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Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, the permafrost is beginning to thaw. While this phenomenon can wreak havoc on infrastructure and transportation in places like Northern Alaska and Siberia, the real danger is the release of carbon and methane gas. There are more greenhouse gases trapped in these deep layers of permafrost than all human fossil fuel emissions released since the industrial age. Due to permafrost thaw, that trapped carbon is starting to escape into the atmosphere, creating a warming feedback loop that will make climate change even worse, and cause the permafrost to thaw even faster. If this continues unchecked, scientists warn we could be on the verge of awakening " the sleeping giant" of climate change.
But some innovative climate pioneers are changing that. With the use of both cutting edge genetics, and an experiment that relies on geo-engineering, there is hope that the permafrost thaw can be slowed. VICE Correspondent, Ben Anderson, travels across the Arctic to see the devastating impact of thawing permafrost, and the astonishing solution that might keep it frozen.
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Moscow has accused Nato of a military build-up in the Arctic close to Russia’s borders. Steve Rosenberg is the first British journalist to be given access to the country's Arctic Brigade, which is now making its presence felt in the region.
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Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half due to climate change

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Arctic sea ice melt in the summer is normal but experts say it's thinner now, disappearing earlier and returning later in the fall. Since the first orbital images in 1979, sea ice coverage dropped an average of 34,000 square miles a year. (Aug. 14)
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Reindeer have a body clock, that they seem to be able to switch off and on, according to scientists.
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Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
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The average American throws away an estimated 185 pounds of plastic each year. Scientists say a third of our plastic trash ends up in a fragile ecosystem like the ocean. JonathanVigliotti traced our plastic trash to the Arctic islands in northern Norway.
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I Will (F.T. Island album)

I Will is the fifth Korean language studio album by South Korean pop-rock band F.T. Island, released under FNC Entertainment on 23 March, 2015. The music video for the title song Pray was also released the same date, produced by ZanyBros. The band pre-released the Korean version of their Japanese song To the Light from the album.

With most of the album production by Babyface and Jermaine Dupri, the album debuted at number 15 on Billboard 200 selling 66,000 units and at number 4 on Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. The album eventually topped the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart for 3 weeks, while peaking at number 4 on Billboard 200 and becoming a commercial success. It earned the record a six-platinum certifications in the United States. My Way earned Usher Grammy-nominations and became his breakthrough album. My Way has sold over 6 million in the United States alone, and over 7 million worldwide.

Commercial performance

My Way sold 66,000 copies in its first week in the US, to debut at number fifteen on the Billboard 200 chart dated October 4, 1997. It entered the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums at number four the same week. The album rose to number one on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums on January 10, 1998; it topped the chart for three consecutive weeks, and remained on the chart for a total of seventy-five weeks.My Way peaked at number four on the Billboard 200, and lasted seventy-nine weeks on that chart.My Way has sold 6,000,000 copies in the US, and has been certified six-times platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America.

Content

"I Will" is a mid-tempo power ballad mostly accompanied by piano and electric guitar, with more of a country pop sound. Its lyrics show a man who wants to show his lover that he loves her, and that he is willing to do anything for her.

The radio edit shortens the intro, and omits the final chorus.

Reception

Brady Vercher of Engine 145 gave the song a "thumbs down" review. Vercher criticized the song for being overproduced and not sounding country. He also considered Wayne's vocals "hyper-excitable" and said that the lyric "hardly offers anything and comes across as too melodramatic in the process." It was given a C- rating by Country Universe critic Blake Boldt, who criticized the production as well, calling it an "overanxious rush to go nowhere." He also thought that Wayne's voice sounded strained on the song.

The weekday edition of the program is currently anchored by Charlie Rose, Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell. The program emphasizes general national and international news stories and in-depth reports throughout each edition, although it also includes live in-studio and pre-taped interviews. The format was chosen as an alternative to the soft news and lifestyle-driven formats of competitors Today and Good Morning America following the first hour or half-hour of those broadcasts, in an attempt to give the program a competitive edge with its hard news format (CBS has historically placed third in the ratings among the network morning shows).

The Early Show, like many of its predecessors, traditionally placed third in the ratings, behind NBC's Today and ABC's Good Morning America. Much like Today and its fellow NBC program The Tonight Show, the Early Show title was analogous to that of CBS's late-night talk show, the Late Show.

On November 15, 2011, CBS announced the cancellation of The Early Show, and replacement by a new morning program that CBS News chairman Jeff Fager and president David Rhodes stated would "redefine the morning television landscape." The Early Show ended its twelve-year run on January 6, 2012, replaced three days later on January 9 by CBS This Morning.

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Oldest sea ice in the arctic starts to melt

Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.
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Is it the end of the arctic?

Is it the end of the arctic?

Is it the end of the arctic?

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The Crazy Solution For Keeping The Melting Arctic Frozen | VICE on HBO

The Crazy Solution For Keeping The Melting Arctic Frozen | VICE on HBO

The Crazy Solution For Keeping The Melting Arctic Frozen | VICE on HBO

Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, the permafrost is beginning to thaw. While this phenomenon can wreak havoc on infrastructure and transportation in places like Northern Alaska and Siberia, the real danger is the release of carbon and methane gas. There are more greenhouse gases trapped in these deep layers of permafrost than all human fossil fuel emissions released since the industrial age. Due to permafrost thaw, that trapped carbon is starting to escape into the atmosphere, creating a warming feedback loop that will make climate change even worse, and cause the permafrost to thaw even faster. If this continues unchecked, scientists warn we could be on the verge of awakening " the sleeping giant" of climate change.
But some innovative climate pioneers are changing that. With the use of both cutting edge genetics, and an experiment that relies on geo-engineering, there is hope that the permafrost thaw can be slowed. VICE Correspondent, Ben Anderson, travels across the Arctic to see the devastating impact of thawing permafrost, and the astonishing solution that might keep it frozen.
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Meet Russia's Arctic Brigade - BBC News

Meet Russia's Arctic Brigade - BBC News

Meet Russia's Arctic Brigade - BBC News

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0:58

Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half

Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half

Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half

Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half due to climate change

2:56

Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing at Alarming Rate

Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing at Alarming Rate

Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing at Alarming Rate

Arctic sea ice melt in the summer is normal but experts say it's thinner now, disappearing earlier and returning later in the fall. Since the first orbital images in 1979, sea ice coverage dropped an average of 34,000 square miles a year. (Aug. 14)
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1:52

How do Reindeer Survive in the Arctic? - BBC News

How do Reindeer Survive in the Arctic? - BBC News

How do Reindeer Survive in the Arctic? - BBC News

Reindeer have a body clock, that they seem to be able to switch off and on, according to scientists.
Researchers found that the animals are missing a "circadian clock" that influences processes including the sleep-wake cycle and metabolism.
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1:33

Arctic sea ice continues to shrink

Arctic sea ice continues to shrink

Arctic sea ice continues to shrink

Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
They say it's another threatening sign of global warming.
Every year, summer sea ice is measured or in recent years, the lack of it.
Scientists say there are no signs of recovery.
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3:59

Plastic trash from Americas and Europe fill the Arctic ecosystem

Plastic trash from Americas and Europe fill the Arctic ecosystem

Plastic trash from Americas and Europe fill the Arctic ecosystem

The average American throws away an estimated 185 pounds of plastic each year. Scientists say a third of our plastic trash ends up in a fragile ecosystem like the ocean. JonathanVigliotti traced our plastic trash to the Arctic islands in northern Norway.
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6:01

Climate change in the Arctic

Climate change in the Arctic

Climate change in the Arctic

This year could well become the warmest on record. And nowhere has felt the effects more than the Arctic. Our Science Editor Tom Clarke has been to Norway's Svalbard islands in the high Arctic,

Oldest sea ice in the arctic starts to melt

Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.
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published: 22 Aug 2018

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The Crazy Solution For Keeping The Melting Arctic Frozen | VICE on HBO

Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, the permafrost is beginning to thaw. While this phenomenon can wreak havoc on infrastructure and transportation in places like Northern Alaska and Siberia, the real danger is the release of carbon and methane gas. There are more greenhouse gases trapped in these deep layers of permafrost than all human fossil fuel emissions released since the industrial age. Due to permafrost thaw, that trapped carbon is starting to escape into the atmosphere, creating a warming feedback loop that will make climate change even worse, and cause the permafrost to thaw even faster. If this continues unchecked, scientists warn we could be on the verge o...

published: 18 Jan 2018

Meet Russia's Arctic Brigade - BBC News

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published: 24 Dec 2018

Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half

Recent study shows reindeer population in the Arctic has plummeted by more than half due to climate change

published: 24 Dec 2018

Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing at Alarming Rate

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published: 14 Aug 2017

How do Reindeer Survive in the Arctic? - BBC News

Reindeer have a body clock, that they seem to be able to switch off and on, according to scientists.
Researchers found that the animals are missing a "circadian clock" that influences processes including the sleep-wake cycle and metabolism.
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published: 12 Dec 2017

Arctic sea ice continues to shrink

Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
They say it's another threatening sign of global warming.
Every year, summer sea ice is measured or in recent years, the lack of it.
Scientists say there are no signs of recovery.
Al Jazeera's science editor Tarek Bazley explains.
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published: 16 Sep 2016

Plastic trash from Americas and Europe fill the Arctic ecosystem

The average American throws away an estimated 185 pounds of plastic each year. Scientists say a third of our plastic trash ends up in a fragile ecosystem like the ocean. JonathanVigliotti traced our plastic trash to the Arctic islands in northern Norway.
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Climate change in the Arctic

This year could well become the warmest on record. And nowhere has felt the effects more than the Arctic. Our Science Editor Tom Clarke has been to Norway's Svalbard islands in the high Arctic,

Arctic Bakes & Freezes at the Same Time (674)

The Arctic bakes on the European edge and freezes on the Alaskan Russian edge. Massive floods next to droughts, record heat next to record cold and it can all be explained by the Suns activity in its 400 year GrandSolarMinimumCycle.
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Oldest sea ice in the arctic starts to melt

Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satell...

Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.
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Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.
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The Crazy Solution For Keeping The Melting Arctic Frozen | VICE on HBO

Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, ...

Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, the permafrost is beginning to thaw. While this phenomenon can wreak havoc on infrastructure and transportation in places like Northern Alaska and Siberia, the real danger is the release of carbon and methane gas. There are more greenhouse gases trapped in these deep layers of permafrost than all human fossil fuel emissions released since the industrial age. Due to permafrost thaw, that trapped carbon is starting to escape into the atmosphere, creating a warming feedback loop that will make climate change even worse, and cause the permafrost to thaw even faster. If this continues unchecked, scientists warn we could be on the verge of awakening " the sleeping giant" of climate change.
But some innovative climate pioneers are changing that. With the use of both cutting edge genetics, and an experiment that relies on geo-engineering, there is hope that the permafrost thaw can be slowed. VICE Correspondent, Ben Anderson, travels across the Arctic to see the devastating impact of thawing permafrost, and the astonishing solution that might keep it frozen.
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Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, the permafrost is beginning to thaw. While this phenomenon can wreak havoc on infrastructure and transportation in places like Northern Alaska and Siberia, the real danger is the release of carbon and methane gas. There are more greenhouse gases trapped in these deep layers of permafrost than all human fossil fuel emissions released since the industrial age. Due to permafrost thaw, that trapped carbon is starting to escape into the atmosphere, creating a warming feedback loop that will make climate change even worse, and cause the permafrost to thaw even faster. If this continues unchecked, scientists warn we could be on the verge of awakening " the sleeping giant" of climate change.
But some innovative climate pioneers are changing that. With the use of both cutting edge genetics, and an experiment that relies on geo-engineering, there is hope that the permafrost thaw can be slowed. VICE Correspondent, Ben Anderson, travels across the Arctic to see the devastating impact of thawing permafrost, and the astonishing solution that might keep it frozen.
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Moscow has accused Nato of a military build-up in the Arctic close to Russia’s borders. Steve Rosenberg is the first British journalist to be given access to the country's Arctic Brigade, which is now making its presence felt in the region.
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Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing at Alarming Rate

Arctic sea ice melt in the summer is normal but experts say it's thinner now, disappearing earlier and returning later in the fall. Since the first orbital imag...

Arctic sea ice melt in the summer is normal but experts say it's thinner now, disappearing earlier and returning later in the fall. Since the first orbital images in 1979, sea ice coverage dropped an average of 34,000 square miles a year. (Aug. 14)
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How do Reindeer Survive in the Arctic? - BBC News

Reindeer have a body clock, that they seem to be able to switch off and on, according to scientists.
Researchers found that the animals are missing a "circadian...

Reindeer have a body clock, that they seem to be able to switch off and on, according to scientists.
Researchers found that the animals are missing a "circadian clock" that influences processes including the sleep-wake cycle and metabolism.
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Researchers found that the animals are missing a "circadian clock" that influences processes including the sleep-wake cycle and metabolism.
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Arctic sea ice continues to shrink

Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
They say it's another threatening sign of global warming.
Every year, summer sea ...

Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
They say it's another threatening sign of global warming.
Every year, summer sea ice is measured or in recent years, the lack of it.
Scientists say there are no signs of recovery.
Al Jazeera's science editor Tarek Bazley explains.
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Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
They say it's another threatening sign of global warming.
Every year, summer sea ice is measured or in recent years, the lack of it.
Scientists say there are no signs of recovery.
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Plastic trash from Americas and Europe fill the Arctic ecosystem

The average American throws away an estimated 185 pounds of plastic each year. Scientists say a third of our plastic trash ends up in a fragile ecosystem like t...

The average American throws away an estimated 185 pounds of plastic each year. Scientists say a third of our plastic trash ends up in a fragile ecosystem like the ocean. JonathanVigliotti traced our plastic trash to the Arctic islands in northern Norway.
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Oldest sea ice in the arctic starts to melt

Sea ice north of Greenland - some of the oldest and thickest in the Arctic - has broken up for the second time this year, a phenomenon never seen before. Satellite images show ice melting around the coast of the island closest to the North Pole, opening up waters that are usually frozen, even in summer.
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The Crazy Solution For Keeping The Melting Arctic Frozen | VICE on HBO

Permafrost refers to frozen soil and water that covers nearly a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere. With climate change warming the Arctic at an alarming rate, the permafrost is beginning to thaw. While this phenomenon can wreak havoc on infrastructure and transportation in places like Northern Alaska and Siberia, the real danger is the release of carbon and methane gas. There are more greenhouse gases trapped in these deep layers of permafrost than all human fossil fuel emissions released since the industrial age. Due to permafrost thaw, that trapped carbon is starting to escape into the atmosphere, creating a warming feedback loop that will make climate change even worse, and cause the permafrost to thaw even faster. If this continues unchecked, scientists warn we could be on the verge of awakening " the sleeping giant" of climate change.
But some innovative climate pioneers are changing that. With the use of both cutting edge genetics, and an experiment that relies on geo-engineering, there is hope that the permafrost thaw can be slowed. VICE Correspondent, Ben Anderson, travels across the Arctic to see the devastating impact of thawing permafrost, and the astonishing solution that might keep it frozen.
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Meet Russia's Arctic Brigade - BBC News

Moscow has accused Nato of a military build-up in the Arctic close to Russia’s borders. Steve Rosenberg is the first British journalist to be given access to the country's Arctic Brigade, which is now making its presence felt in the region.
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Arctic Sea Ice is Disappearing at Alarming Rate

Arctic sea ice melt in the summer is normal but experts say it's thinner now, disappearing earlier and returning later in the fall. Since the first orbital images in 1979, sea ice coverage dropped an average of 34,000 square miles a year. (Aug. 14)
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How do Reindeer Survive in the Arctic? - BBC News

Reindeer have a body clock, that they seem to be able to switch off and on, according to scientists.
Researchers found that the animals are missing a "circadian clock" that influences processes including the sleep-wake cycle and metabolism.
This enables them to better cope with the extreme Arctic seasons of polar day, when the sun stays up all day, and polar night, when it does not rise.
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Arctic sea ice continues to shrink

Arctic sea ice shrank to its second lowest level ever recorded by scientists.
They say it's another threatening sign of global warming.
Every year, summer sea ice is measured or in recent years, the lack of it.
Scientists say there are no signs of recovery.
Al Jazeera's science editor Tarek Bazley explains.
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Plastic trash from Americas and Europe fill the Arctic ecosystem

The average American throws away an estimated 185 pounds of plastic each year. Scientists say a third of our plastic trash ends up in a fragile ecosystem like the ocean. JonathanVigliotti traced our plastic trash to the Arctic islands in northern Norway.
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I Will (F.T. Island album)

I Will is the fifth Korean language studio album by South Korean pop-rock band F.T. Island, released under FNC Entertainment on 23 March, 2015. The music video for the title song Pray was also released the same date, produced by ZanyBros. The band pre-released the Korean version of their Japanese song To the Light from the album.

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